AERD is generally recognized as an adult-onset disease, however; the prevalence of AERD in pediatric patients is not well defined. In May 2022 we described a series of 6 pediatric patients with AERD, and their childhood AERD symptoms were almost identical…
A common problem for AERD patients is loss of sense of smell, or anosmia, but its impact on patients’ quality of life, mental health, and physical wellbeing has been poorly studied. We developed a new questionnaire about the consequences of…
We describe a series of six cases of pediatric AERD seen and evaluated at our AERD Center. All six of them had such severe asthma or had failed so many prior therapies that they who ultimately initiated treatment with dupilumab,…
This study followed 22 patients with AERD who were treated with dupilumab for 3 months. Participants had rapid improvement in their symptoms, including sense of smell, sinonasal symptoms, and lung function after just 1 month of dupilumab, which were sustained…
In this study we surveyed 98 patients with AERD in the Brigham and Women's Hospital AERD registry. Patients completed an online questionnaire describing their medication history and treatment experience. A total of 52 (53.0%) patients reported a history of use…
We report a series of eight patients with AERD who had experienced a rapid recurrence of nasal polyps after a prior endoscopic sinus surgery, and who subsequently went on to have a revision endoscopic sinus surgery with perioperative initiation of…
We report a series of eight patients with AERD who developed arthralgias after initiating dupilumab. We found that 8 patients out of the 160 (5%) with AERD who have been prescribed dupilumab at our center developed possible dupilumab-associated arthralgias. Of…
We report a series of eight patients with AERD who developed arthralgias after initiating dupilumab. We found that 8 patients out of the 160 (5%) with AERD who have been prescribed dupilumab at our center developed possible dupilumab-associated arthralgias. Of…
Drug challenge protocols for evaluation of non-AERD related NSAID hypersensitivity can vary widely by provider and institution and can be prohibitively time and resource intensive to perform. In this cohort of 249 individuals undergoing NSAID drug challenges, we describe the…
These studies use retrospective chart review to investigate the impact of having a reported allergy to aspirin or another NSAID on the outcomes of pain medication prescriptions, opioid prescriptions, and the subsequent risk of sustained opioid use or of developing…